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So heartwarming, I love it. Just posted it on my Facebook.

Rabbits take longer to adjust to people than cats or dogs. If he's still like this a month from now, I'd start to worry. Sometimes animals with defects have unpleasant temperaments. I've been raising rabbits for 10 years and have noticed it happens. I've had some born with malocclusion...

I've honestly had problems with some rabbits who lunge, bite, and attack for no apparent reason.Being a former breeder, I found that it was not always caused by environment. Rabbits would be born randomly,perhaps 1 in 20, with an extremely aggressive temperament. I tried working with rabbits...

She has Californian color and forehead. Californians and New Zealands are indeed a common crossing.

It sounds like all he needs is papaya enzyme tablets and hay, unless he has stopped eating and drinking.

He is a Lionhead, most likely purebred. =) He is also a rare, very sought out color called tricolor. He's really pretty and looks like he could be a show rabbit, especially if he had a pedigree.

I've seen this blue tint in eyes of rabbits who had eye infections or were in the early stage of developing cataracts. You might want to have a vet look at it.

I understand. ^^ It's not only for convenience though. It's also for sanitation, which is very important for rabbit health. Even if you clean meticulously and frequently, some rabbits will dirty themselves.

Wire floor cages are fine for some rabbits as long as he has adequate resting surfaces, so whether or not you decide to get a solid-floor cage, you should give him something t stand on! Somewhere cushy to lay will make him comfortable as well. Make sure to check that his feet are covered in a...

Oh my goodness, that rabbit looks less than four weeks old (probably 3-3/12). Definitely not five weeks old. No matter what breed it is, I can see by the way its back is shaped that it just started walking. It should still be drinking it's mothers milk. At this age, bunnies will lightly nip at...

Thanks for the input, Azerane! I'm doing all the ears realistically now, and am going to focus on getting real rabbit colors drawn first. Then we'll see about fantasy ones. I'm not sure what breed the first one I did would be. It looks a bit like a Mini Rex. I'm thinking I'll make it loosely...

Here's Oscar for Jemm ^^ Click the image for the bigger one

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Hello everyone! I've been working on some images of rabbits that can be easily recolored, possibly for a breeding game. Here are some previews and a few questions if you'd like to give me some feedback! (much appreciated) 1. Do you think I should make real breed bases, or should this comprise...

I had two New Zealand bucks who were friendly to each other. I got them from a woman who had them as pets for her kids and said they got bored of the rabbits, so she gave them to me. They were about 8 months old and had no scratches to suggest they had fought. I kept them separate from my other...

He probably wouldn't object to having a girlfriend. Shelters usually accomodate situations like yours and will work with you to find a suitable friend for your bunny. Give them a call to ask about it.

You're welcome, Coco-_Puffs and Itchurat! Here is the drawing of Coco:

Here's Missy, my Velveteen Lop doe. And Butters, the buck. Here's Layla. In spite of being an eyesore lately, she's actually doing much better. I haven't been able to tell if she's blind yet, but will know in time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSxpHTpzx3M A video of her...

They're both the same color, but Whisp is definitely the prettier of the two. ^^ Right now, anyway. Yeah. Her previous owner had a pet sitter taking care of them recently and apparently they didn't do a good job at it. I clipped Layla down all the way so she looks even worse now lol. He sounds...

I agree about speaking to some breeders. There's a lot of angora breeders in CA. Ask them if they have any angoras that need homes. They'll know what you mean and won't just breed rabbits for you. Many breeders have rabbits they are trying to find pet homes for. They are well taken care of in...